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Hello, I have a Web Site project (it is a simple folder), and by selecting "Setup Compass project" nothing happens, besides the "WebWorkbench.mswwsettings" file generation. Meaning: no config.rb file is generated. Also, when I click on "Web Workbench Settings" I see a very very very long list of compilation-candidate files, and the defaults I find there do not match the ones in the Workbench global settings. I only want SCSS files compiled, not LESS, not Javascript, not Coffee. Since my project is very big, that list isn't that easy to scroll through, as it lags a lot even if I'm on a i7 4th gen with 16 GB of RAM... Workbench Pro Version: 3.2.1035.22937 |
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re: Setup Compass Project - do you see any messages in the output window? Also does the menu option stay present after the initial use? Are the files hosted locally or on a remote file share or web server? In terms of controlling whats compiled, you can turn off compilation as required by toggling the options under Tools/Options/Web Workbench in the Compilation section. Also regarding the lag you are seeing with that list try enabling "Enable Experimental Fixes" under the Other section in Tools/Options/Web Workbench and see if that improves things.
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The option menu correctly disappears after the initial setup. I have manually added the config.rb and the compilation starts now. But compass references aren't properly handled, as the scss files are not inside the Scss folder (my original project setup requires that), so I have tried enabling the beta fixes, as I read some of them should handle this behaviour. Does this work in the free release? |
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Have you updated your config.rb to point the sass_dir at your updated location? If the Compass references are not being resolved for compilation then this indicates the Compass compiler is not being used. We use the Compass compiler for assets which reside in folder pointed to by the sass_dir variable in config.rb, other .scss files in the project are compiled using the standard Sass compiler.
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